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Wednesday, October 20th 2004, 7:11am

Konqueror (KDE 3.2 -Suse9.1) & Frames

I recently had to recognize that this version of the Konqueror does not support frames as it supposed to do.
I developed a site that works correctly with Firebird, IE, Navigator AND
the Konqueror from KDE 3.1.4 but the Konqueror from KDE 3.2 opens some frames as new windows (frames opened by window open statement).

How can I fix that?

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Wednesday, October 20th 2004, 11:41am

Re: Konqueror (KDE 3.2 -Suse9.1) & Frames

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Original von idefixgallier

I recently had to recognize that this version of the Konqueror does not support frames as it supposed to do.
I developed a site that works correctly with Firebird, IE, Navigator AND
the Konqueror from KDE 3.1.4 but the Konqueror from KDE 3.2 opens some frames as new windows (frames opened by window open statement).

How can I fix that?

I didn't have any problems so far. Do all your pages validate (go to http://validator.w3.org/ or use the respective konqueror plugin)?

If they are ok:
I don't think your question will get enough exposure to the right persons here. It's not something a regular user would know. I'd try the konqueror development mailinglist (called kfm-devel): http://www.kde.org/mailinglists/

Be sure to provide more info than what you have presented here. It would be best to have a test URL so that the people-in-the-know can take a look at your pages first-hand.

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Wednesday, October 20th 2004, 7:25pm

Yes, I validatet the site through the w3c Validator.

I recently discovered that the problem is about the window.open command.

I open the frameset (the main site opens correctly) and as another frame
is loaded a onload="window.open('bla','main')" is executed. And that opens
a second window and not the site in the frame.

This occours with Konqueror >3.2. 3.1.4 handels that correctly as Mozilla, IE, Navigator does it ...

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Thursday, October 21st 2004, 1:57pm

If you can reduce that to test case (minimal HTML and JavaScript code that shows the problem), the KHTML developers will surely want to get it if you or someone else can reproduce it with a recent (KDE3.3) Konqueror,

Regression bugs, especially when the code is W3C standard compliant, have high priority.

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